I came here looking for advice on how to go up stairs after tearing my ACL and MCL knee ligaments. I am in excellent shape but struggling quite a bit. After reading others comments about their struggles it doesn't feel like I am the only one anymore. It's tough going from being 100% and skiing cliffs to crawling up a staircase while dragging my crutches. A true lesson in humility. Thank you for the video I really appreciate the help!!!
This comment actually made my day, I broke a leg playing rugby and have found it quite hard to not be able to move like I am used to, you’ve made me feel less alone!
@@trenkenthe surgery went well. It has been just over a year since the surgery and I finished physical therapy two months ago. I can fully function for all daily activities, hike, walk, swim. I was just cleared to start skiing again. The key to a faster recovery is focusing on full leg extension and working the quad to regain leg strength...use physical therapy services if you can, track your gym workouts and never never give up. You can make a 💯 recovery it just takes awhile and you have to consistently work the leg while also knowing when to not overdue it as you heal...
Nothing like being just handed crutches and sent on your way - and then have to figure out how to get up stairs to get into the house. Thanks guys for this video
I just shattered my right ankle a week ago and im having surgery this week. it just so happens that i live on the fourth floor of a five story walk-up in nyc.... let me tell you right now how frickin exhausting and sweaty it is to go up AND down those stairs in the summer with no AC in the building :( takes me like 9 minutes now (i am horribly out of shape) but hopefully i'll get better at it over the next couple months
Don’t feel bad I’m sorta in the same boat, I’m horribly in shape and I live on the top floor of my building, I can go up the stairs but it’s going down that I have a problem with plus I don’t have any crutches, it take me 20 minutes or more to go down 3 small flights of stairs
This is good. After breaking my hip and having surgery (2 weeks ago!), and having pins put in, I've been putting off going up my stairs and have watched this more than once, trying to buck up my nerve. So far, my hubby has carried me downstairs to our basement bathroom to shower, but I WILL gather the courage to attempt our stairs going upstairs, after watching this a few more times, I'm sure, haha. Practices in the hospital with the little set like yours, it was a breeze at the time, but my courage was bolstered by painkillers, I think, LOL. I've got 6 more weeks to go before I can weight bear, so I'll have time to try. Thank you for posting this.
I live in a house that has no handrails hand I live in a one-story house but to get outside I have to climb down 3/4 steps depending on where I go out and I keep falling and hurting myself.
thank you so much for this video, i broke my fibula at the ankle and i live on the 4th floor, it's quite tiring but i only need to go to get an x-ray and then additional check ups every 2 weeks, wish me luck guys!!!
@@bennettschwarting157 I never fully followed the non-weight bearing order. I put as little weight as I could but couldn't get around very well with zero weight bearing. I am around 300lbs and have leg strength but not good upper body strength (bicycle, bowflex max trainer, free & scuba diving, one in a blue moon soccer). I went full weight bearing right after the first follow-up appointment as the doctor said I could. Had no difficulty with full weight bearing. I had the hip strength to keep the knee straight even with my weight and the brace's tendency to fall down (if it falls down too much it provides very little support, with my huge calves, dr advice of 4th strap super-tight was not effective). The doctor was old school and did no ROM until 6 weeks. I started doing ROM on my own at 4 weeks. Could only bend it 15 degrees at 4 weeks. Got to 35 degrees when starting physical therapy at about 7th week. I am well past 120 now. Can do a full-weight kneel with pain (160 degrees or so?). Doing extreme knee bends keeps the tendon from hurting from activity (stretch tendon and lower-quads).
My ankle is in a boot which is really heavy and throws my balance off. I feel like I'm going to fall either forward or backward when I hop. Any advice?
I used to be able to do three flights when I was younger, but with so much C and Lumber damage a full flight having to carry trash out and get groceries upstairs it's become a real challenge not to mention dangerous. My back injuries are causing my legs to go out. As in loss of use and feeling. Any tips?
I've been using crutches for a few weeks now, (I shattered my ankle) the step to get into my house is a high step and I make myself nervous and fall. so I crawl into my house. My step is up to my ankle. Can you make a video demonstrating high steps?
Katie P hey I just fractured my ankle on Christmas night I'm really chicken when it comes to moving around on crutches I say continue crawling into ur house ain't no shame in it and I thjnk I'll do the same too
I got crutches yesterday. I have to say I’m not a fan lol it’s making all sorts of other stuff hurt now! Lol But great video, humour is always a welcomed ... um can’t think of a good word for what I’m thinking lol anyway thanks for the video! 😂
I just sorta kinda crawl my way up and down. I dont wanna risk of falling of the stairs and break another bone cause im telling yoi right now its no fun at all! The pain of having your bone breaking and having a cast around your leg are two completely different story! 🙄😭
Thanks guys! I have a compressed nerve somewhere on my left side that is radiating excruciating pain down to my left ankle, and have just borrowed a pair of crutches from my folks. Going to be venturing up the steps in a few minutes actually...wish me luck! PS > Love the joke at the end :)
Broke my ankle 5 days ago & am non weight bearing on left leg for 8 weeks. I have never used crutches in my life & using them is totally unnatural to me. Thanks for the video!
What would you differently if you were in an immobilizer too ? I had surgery yesterday, and I'm unable to bend my left leg. I was thinking I'd slide up and down on my butt.
I'm about to get a surgery where my leg will be kept straight in either a splint or a cast and it will be 0 weight bearing. Is there any way for me to use stairs like this? In the front I have no rails in the back I have 1 rail on the right and my left leg will be the surgery.
I really need help. I went bad leg first with crutch. My knee locked on the last step and I fell backwards down onto the concrete and hurt my knee and almost my head. Now I don't know how I can leave my house. I'm terrified to go down even one step. Help me please.
I am a 25 F that just received a hairline fracture in my pinky metatarsal bone. I have three babes under four, and being so young they keep stepping and stomping on my fracture and pretending my crutches are fairy wands/ protective guns. I'm a stay-at-home mom and my husband is super great, but does anyone have advice dealing with this entry was so many babes at home?
I live in a group home. Out of nowhere’s my foot keeps locking. I refuse to go without walking, especially when I still have a leg that isn’t injured, or in pain. I will go without walking if it’s truly needed. I knew there were crutches in the basement, so I had explained to the staff the situation, and asked if I could use the crutches in the meantime. My foot locks, I can’t even move my foot up, or down. And let me tell you, when it locks up, it hurts like a son of a biscuit. Luckily the staff said yes, and got the crutches for me. I sleep downstairs, but refuse to use the bathroom downstairs, so I use the one upstairs. Went to look up vids, but the 1st one isn’t useful. I needed one where a person had to have their leg up. The 1st one the person put weight on both feet, but I can’t put weight on both feet if one foot hurts too much. I don’t know why all of a sudden my foot is now doing this. I don’t do sports. I’m not really an active person, other than walking around. I hadn’t been running, so that isn’t the cause. I will have this checked out by the doctors, for now I am completely clueless. This video was what I needed. This video was helpful, thank you!!
What if you're Not strong or a good athlete? Broke my leg & ankle. I'm 70 & my balance is off due to a hemorrhagic stroke in '16. I'm a mess just trying to get around the house!
i have a British style crutch meaning it has two round elbow things i cant put them together and my leg is in a criket splint meaning i cant bend it my school has these really low steps 144 steps in total any tips?
+physicaltherapyvideo thank you so much, I know you guys are extremely busy, and I greatly appreciate your work and response,please please just don't forget. I'll try my best until then
If you're still on TH-cam how well did your femur heal I've been battling a femur break none Union I'm in the second operation making some progress now but it's been eight and a half months I've been told it could take him to 18 months Lord I hope not
Hi Doctor! I'd like to have your opinion on a case like mine , looks like a I have a herniated disc , I've had this lower back pain since october but sciatica pain stared I think 4 months ago , I'm 21 years but I don't want to have the risk of the surgery , so right now I'm living in Mexico and some doctors over here have offered me the opportunity of getting a new treatment with ozone , so I'd love to hear your opinion on what this treatment does and see if you might do a video on this , thank you so much I hope you have an awesome day!
I've been told that I can go to school in 2 days and I'm trying to practice going up and down stairs now my only problem is how am I going to get to my bottom locker😭
great to know but can you do this on a regular set of stairs? I have surgery on my right foot December 9th and will be in a hard cast for the 1st 2 weeks non weight bearing, then a walking boot for anywhere from 3-6 more weeks, I live up on 3rd floor no elevator, which means FOUR flights of stairs, 1 to get into the building and 3 to get up to my apt...also freaking out about the knee scooter, last time I used one of those the upper thigh felt like the dr beat the crap outta me...any helpful tips would be appreciated thanks
1 railing to get into the building and a railing on BOTH sides going up the next 3 flights if that is any help..., I haven't used crutches since I was in my early teens, I'm now 45 and since brain surgery, (car accident) my balance isn't that great anymore...
"Its really not hard" Me after looking down the stairs with my two standard crutches having to not only go down one flight but two and I am all by mysself: Nah it is. I aint doing that xD
Thank you for taking the time to genuinely help people so compassionately. I live in the UK and the word care doesn't exist in the NHS that we all pay extortionate taxes for yet they call it 'free'. After I fell and had an ankle injury I had to walk through the long corridors passed from one department to another. Complete apathy rudeness and carelessness from each and every staff that work there. Sent home without braces crutches or any support. Hours wasted. Worse than a third world country.
Do you realise how insulting this is to all workers in the NHS (of which I am one)? To imply that staff don’t care when they have literally chosen to be in caring professions, and are drastically underpaid and overworked by a government who expects miracles. To say this, particularly after the last few years is shameful. I’m sorry your experience was negative but please stop and think about the workload, pressure, stress aswell as having to deal with this sort of criticism on top of it all that NHS workers are dealing with. That takes its tole.
Morgan's World Dang!!!! I'm tryna figure out how we suppose to walk up and down steps cause I gotta go to the doctor tomorrow morning. Plus I got this knee brace and I can't bend my leg at all
In this demo they use the crutches for only a couple of minutes but for longer it takes its toll on the joints. Furthermore, it is ridiculous how doctors expect older people to use crutches, which is another accident waiting to happen and will cause injury to other body parts given the spinal misalignment and excess weight placed on other parts. I honestly do not think the medical profession empathizes or rationally thinks things through.
thank you very much for this 😭💜
My house has thin spiral stairs. I think ill just live in the living room for now
Smart 😂
thats what im having to do now. *cries* i never realised how important sustainable design is until i got injured
I came here looking for advice on how to go up stairs after tearing my ACL and MCL knee ligaments. I am in excellent shape but struggling quite a bit. After reading others comments about their struggles it doesn't feel like I am the only one anymore. It's tough going from being 100% and skiing cliffs to crawling up a staircase while dragging my crutches. A true lesson in humility. Thank you for the video I really appreciate the help!!!
Its tough but keep it up.
This comment actually made my day, I broke a leg playing rugby and have found it quite hard to not be able to move like I am used to, you’ve made me feel less alone!
Im having the same surgery. How did your healing go?
@@trenkenthe surgery went well. It has been just over a year since the surgery and I finished physical therapy two months ago. I can fully function for all daily activities, hike, walk, swim. I was just cleared to start skiing again. The key to a faster recovery is focusing on full leg extension and working the quad to regain leg strength...use physical therapy services if you can, track your gym workouts and never never give up. You can make a 💯 recovery it just takes awhile and you have to consistently work the leg while also knowing when to not overdue it as you heal...
Nothing like being just handed crutches and sent on your way - and then have to figure out how to get up stairs to get into the house. Thanks guys for this video
Thank you so much! I have been stuck in my room for almost 3 weeks 😭 upstairs depending on my family but now can regain my independence. So happy!!!
I just shattered my right ankle a week ago and im having surgery this week. it just so happens that i live on the fourth floor of a five story walk-up in nyc.... let me tell you right now how frickin exhausting and sweaty it is to go up AND down those stairs in the summer with no AC in the building :( takes me like 9 minutes now (i am horribly out of shape) but hopefully i'll get better at it over the next couple months
Don’t feel bad I’m sorta in the same boat, I’m horribly in shape and I live on the top floor of my building, I can go up the stairs but it’s going down that I have a problem with plus I don’t have any crutches, it take me 20 minutes or more to go down 3 small flights of stairs
And thinner lol broke my ankle and this is ridiculous
This is good. After breaking my hip and having surgery (2 weeks ago!), and having pins put in, I've been putting off going up my stairs and have watched this more than once, trying to buck up my nerve. So far, my hubby has carried me downstairs to our basement bathroom to shower, but I WILL gather the courage to attempt our stairs going upstairs, after watching this a few more times, I'm sure, haha. Practices in the hospital with the little set like yours, it was a breeze at the time, but my courage was bolstered by painkillers, I think, LOL. I've got 6 more weeks to go before I can weight bear, so I'll have time to try. Thank you for posting this.
Thank you Soo much! I'm home alone most of the time and the kitchen is downstairs. This might be a little quicker for me
Me, my sister as well as my brother in law have decided to start putting you down as your primary care physicians. Thank you for these videos
So much jumping. F it, I’m just staying home.
Tonya Beth now you have to stay home
Lmao
Thank you! I've suffered a knee injury and it's good to know proper ways to avoid stressing out an injury.
You omitted that it takes a strong core and upper body strength to do what you're doing. If you're out of shape forgetaboutit.
I am a PTA student and I have found your videos super helpful! Keep it up guys!
did you graduate already?
I live in a house that has no handrails hand I live in a one-story house but to get outside I have to climb down 3/4 steps depending on where I go out and I keep falling and hurting myself.
Thank you very much for this video, I fractured my ankle this week and been struggling with stairs...
thank you so much for this video, i broke my fibula at the ankle and i live on the 4th floor, it's quite tiring but i only need to go to get an x-ray and then additional check ups every 2 weeks, wish me luck guys!!!
You got one for those in a knee immobilizer brace, where the leg cannot be bent due to ruptured patellar tendon repair surgery?
YeshuaAgapao I messed up my patella too and am wearing a brace too! Hopefully you healed up proper.
Yeah I'm wearing one too. I tore my ACL and meniscus. And I recently just had surgery. 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Ever found a way?
Bennett Schwarting Yeah. The doctors adjusted my brace to 50 degrees yesterday and now I can bend it a little bit.
@@bennettschwarting157 I never fully followed the non-weight bearing order. I put as little weight as I could but couldn't get around very well with zero weight bearing. I am around 300lbs and have leg strength but not good upper body strength (bicycle, bowflex max trainer, free & scuba diving, one in a blue moon soccer).
I went full weight bearing right after the first follow-up appointment as the doctor said I could. Had no difficulty with full weight bearing. I had the hip strength to keep the knee straight even with my weight and the brace's tendency to fall down (if it falls down too much it provides very little support, with my huge calves, dr advice of 4th strap super-tight was not effective).
The doctor was old school and did no ROM until 6 weeks. I started doing ROM on my own at 4 weeks. Could only bend it 15 degrees at 4 weeks. Got to 35 degrees when starting physical therapy at about 7th week. I am well past 120 now. Can do a full-weight kneel with pain (160 degrees or so?). Doing extreme knee bends keeps the tendon from hurting from activity (stretch tendon and lower-quads).
Many thanks for this very useful information!
I’m getting ankle surgery tomorrow, this will help a lot. Thank you 🙏
Best of luck!
Thank you for this video! Very nice guys too.
Great video, very helpful.
So helpful. I broke my foot and I have stairs around and in my house also at school. Thanks
2:28 I'm not strong and I don't have good balance lol
You'll get strong after a few days of it!
Bob & Brad I was wondering if you using A Quad cane not to use it on stairs with Non-weight bearing is that right
you're quite the pair. love your humor! waiting for physical therapy to begin after breaking my Pubic Remus bone. OUCH!
Thanks. Helped me be a lot more confident on the stairs
Can you do a video about how to use a cane for someone with drop foot?
My ankle is in a boot which is really heavy and throws my balance off. I feel like I'm going to fall either forward or backward when I hop. Any advice?
i just broke my tibia ( ankle bone ) two days ago this really help alot
I used to be able to do three flights when I was younger, but with so much C and Lumber damage a full flight having to carry trash out and get groceries upstairs it's become a real challenge not to mention dangerous.
My back injuries are causing my legs to go out. As in loss of use and feeling. Any tips?
Thanks! You two gentlemen are cool!
What do you do if hand rail doesn't go to top step? I have 18 steps, rail all the way up minus top step. Scary last step
This was soooo helpful!!! Thank you so much!!
Absolute life saver
Thank you both so much!!!
What if it is the same foot as the handrail?
Thank you!
thank you
You guys are the best!!♥️💯✌️
I've been using crutches for a few weeks now, (I shattered my ankle) the step to get into my house is a high step and I make myself nervous and fall. so I crawl into my house. My step is up to my ankle. Can you make a video demonstrating high steps?
Katie P hey I just fractured my ankle on Christmas night I'm really chicken when it comes to moving around on crutches I say continue crawling into ur house ain't no shame in it and I thjnk I'll do the same too
Katie P i found a walker is easy to lift yourself better than crutches i could not step up but now i can hop up.
I crawl up my stairs but the last step is tough because I have to use the crutches and jump up
Very well done , thank you
is my healthy leg suppose to hurt from all the hopping...
Aww My classrooms are all upstairs, and now I have no excuse to skip school :.(
break both ur legs
@@heatherhood1095 lol
Mine has elevators😭
Thanks! I haven't tried stairs yet. I'll make certain I have someone to spot & catch me before I try this.
I got crutches yesterday. I have to say I’m not a fan lol it’s making all sorts of other stuff hurt now! Lol
But great video, humour is always a welcomed ... um can’t think of a good word for what I’m thinking lol anyway thanks for the video! 😂
Christine lol same
I got crutches and not a fan. I think this video is very helpful understanding how to use them on stairs.
“Cmon in” was comical
What if you cant bend your knee
Go up backwards then you can easily keep the leg out in front and straight while you do it.
same thing here bro
Is there a way to do this if your cast goes all the way past your knee?
I just sorta kinda crawl my way up and down. I dont wanna risk of falling of the stairs and break another bone cause im telling yoi right now its no fun at all! The pain of having your bone breaking and having a cast around your leg are two completely different story! 🙄😭
Thank you! Hospital just threw me the clutches and I was going up and down stairs nothing like this.
My son has a brace that has no angle for his knee. He can't bend his knee. How does that work
Thanks guys! I have a compressed nerve somewhere on my left side that is radiating excruciating pain down to my left ankle, and have just borrowed a pair of crutches from my folks. Going to be venturing up the steps in a few minutes actually...wish me luck! PS > Love the joke at the end :)
I have a non-barring cast on right foot, ankle fracture, I can go down, but my hop going up, my foot will not go up! what am I doing wrong?
Sorry to hear that!
Broke my ankle 5 days ago & am non weight bearing on left leg for 8 weeks. I have never used crutches in my life & using them is totally unnatural to me. Thanks for the video!
All the best as you heal!
What would you differently if you were in an immobilizer too ? I had surgery yesterday, and I'm unable to bend my left leg. I was thinking I'd slide up and down on my butt.
That’s always an option too, just be careful!
I'm about to get a surgery where my leg will be kept straight in either a splint or a cast and it will be 0 weight bearing. Is there any way for me to use stairs like this? In the front I have no rails in the back I have 1 rail on the right and my left leg will be the surgery.
What can be done for crutches that rub on the underarms?
Thx that helped me a lot
I really need help. I went bad leg first with crutch. My knee locked on the last step and I fell backwards down onto the concrete and hurt my knee and almost my head. Now I don't know how I can leave my house. I'm terrified to go down even one step. Help me please.
I am a 25 F that just received a hairline fracture in my pinky metatarsal bone. I have three babes under four, and being so young they keep stepping and stomping on my fracture and pretending my crutches are fairy wands/ protective guns. I'm a stay-at-home mom and my husband is super great, but does anyone have advice dealing with this entry was so many babes at home?
Thanks for this video, it means a lot for me as i will use d cructhes for next 6weeks, euwwh😢
I live in a group home. Out of nowhere’s my foot keeps locking. I refuse to go without walking, especially when I still have a leg that isn’t injured, or in pain. I will go without walking if it’s truly needed. I knew there were crutches in the basement, so I had explained to the staff the situation, and asked if I could use the crutches in the meantime. My foot locks, I can’t even move my foot up, or down. And let me tell you, when it locks up, it hurts like a son of a biscuit. Luckily the staff said yes, and got the crutches for me. I sleep downstairs, but refuse to use the bathroom downstairs, so I use the one upstairs. Went to look up vids, but the 1st one isn’t useful. I needed one where a person had to have their leg up. The 1st one the person put weight on both feet, but I can’t put weight on both feet if one foot hurts too much. I don’t know why all of a sudden my foot is now doing this. I don’t do sports. I’m not really an active person, other than walking around. I hadn’t been running, so that isn’t the cause. I will have this checked out by the doctors, for now I am completely clueless. This video was what I needed. This video was helpful, thank you!!
No one showed me how to do stairs!! Thanks so much- good jokes too. Lol
So helpful Igo school and there is a lot of stairs and I have a dog
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What if you're Not strong or a good athlete? Broke my leg & ankle.
I'm 70 & my balance is off due to a hemorrhagic stroke in '16. I'm a mess just trying to get around the house!
i have a British style crutch meaning it has two round elbow things i cant put them together and my leg is in a criket splint meaning i cant bend it my school has these really low steps 144 steps in total any tips?
Ok thanks for replying!
Why is the bottom of crutches made so tiny that it is easy to tip over with them?
I'm unable to bend my leg at this point, so I'm finding it difficult to go up the stairs without hitting my injured leg on the step.
You have to flex your knee so the toes won't hit the front edge of the stair to the necessary degree where it won't cause you to hit the edge.
@@raidenshogun5104 Yes but if you're in a knee immobilizer, this won't work, since you can't flex your knee...
going down is much more easier than going up for me
FR SAME
these videos are great, but can you please, please do a video about getting in and out of bed with crutches.(non weight bearing)
+physicaltherapyvideo thank you so much, I know you guys are extremely busy, and I greatly appreciate your work and response,please please just don't forget. I'll try my best until then
I broke my left arm and left femur i need to know how to do this
+physicaltherapyvideo its ok
If you're still on TH-cam how well did your femur heal I've been battling a femur break none Union I'm in the second operation making some progress now but it's been eight and a half months I've been told it could take him to 18 months Lord I hope not
I’m not strong enough when going up the stairs. I have no railings and I have to go up 2 flights
up with good
down with bad leg
Hi Doctor! I'd like to have your opinion on a case like mine , looks like a I have a herniated disc , I've had this lower back pain since october but sciatica pain stared I think 4 months ago , I'm 21 years but I don't want to have the risk of the surgery , so right now I'm living in Mexico and some doctors over here have offered me the opportunity of getting a new treatment with ozone , so I'd love to hear your opinion on what this treatment does and see if you might do a video on this , thank you so much I hope you have an awesome day!
I've been told that I can go to school in 2 days and I'm trying to practice going up and down stairs now my only problem is how am I going to get to my bottom locker😭
My leg is in a straight leg brace I can’t bend it back to get down the stairs 😔
Me watching this knowing I have to walk up 48 stairs 4x at school to get to class
great to know but can you do this on a regular set of stairs? I have surgery on my right foot December 9th and will be in a hard cast for the 1st 2 weeks non weight bearing, then a walking boot for anywhere from 3-6 more weeks, I live up on 3rd floor no elevator, which means FOUR flights of stairs, 1 to get into the building and 3 to get up to my apt...also freaking out about the knee scooter, last time I used one of those the upper thigh felt like the dr beat the crap outta me...any helpful tips would be appreciated thanks
1 railing to get into the building and a railing on BOTH sides going up the next 3 flights if that is any help..., I haven't used crutches since I was in my early teens, I'm now 45 and since brain surgery, (car accident) my balance isn't that great anymore...
"Its really not hard"
Me after looking down the stairs with my two standard crutches having to not only go down one flight but two and I am all by mysself: Nah it is. I aint doing that xD
Thank you for taking the time to genuinely help people so compassionately. I live in the UK and the word care doesn't exist in the NHS that we all pay extortionate taxes for yet they call it 'free'. After I fell and had an ankle injury I had to walk through the long corridors passed from one department to another. Complete apathy rudeness and carelessness from each and every staff that work there. Sent home without braces crutches or any support. Hours wasted. Worse than a third world country.
Do you realise how insulting this is to all workers in the NHS (of which I am one)? To imply that staff don’t care when they have literally chosen to be in caring professions, and are drastically underpaid and overworked by a government who expects miracles. To say this, particularly after the last few years is shameful. I’m sorry your experience was negative but please stop and think about the workload, pressure, stress aswell as having to deal with this sort of criticism on top of it all that NHS workers are dealing with. That takes its tole.
lol i have crutches and i got an elevator pass for school
My only access to my apartment is stairs and I just had a knee surgery so I’m probably going to be stuck in my apartment for at least a month 🤣
I broke my knee and can't bend it backwards which means I gotta put my leg forwards way harder then this
Oooooohhhh got it! 🤦🏾♂️
I live upstairs in apartments. Ugh.
Crips enter the chat. (Including me) I tore my ACL and meniscus, what did y’all do?
Jasten Jones sammeeee we twins
Morgan's World Dang!!!! I'm tryna figure out how we suppose to walk up and down steps cause I gotta go to the doctor tomorrow morning. Plus I got this knee brace and I can't bend my leg at all
bimalleolar ankle fracture :/
In this demo they use the crutches for only a couple of minutes but for longer it takes its toll on the joints.
Furthermore, it is ridiculous how doctors expect older people to use crutches, which is another accident waiting to happen and will cause injury to other body parts given the spinal misalignment and excess weight placed on other parts. I honestly do not think the medical profession empathizes or rationally thinks things through.
When going down the stairs, some will put the injured leg straight with abit of kicking out.
I never thought id say this but miss walking.
rip picture day tmr💔
Hopping lol. Not me.
This guy sounds just like Norm McDonald
That’s not how I do it.
oh heeell no LOL I chose to use my bum :-)
I have to carry food up the stairs
looks hard
I am here because i have crutches.
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